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- Artikelzustand
- Publication Date
- 2015-10-01
- Pages
- 406
- ISBN
- 9781943816095
- Book Title
- Pennant for the Twin Cities : the 1965 Minnesota Twins
- Publisher
- Society for American Baseball Research
- Item Length
- 11 in
- Publication Year
- 2015
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Item Height
- 0.8 in
- Genre
- Sports & Recreation
- Topic
- Baseball / History, Baseball / General
- Item Weight
- 33 Oz
- Item Width
- 8.5 in
- Number of Pages
- 406 Pages
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Society for American Baseball Research
ISBN-10
1943816093
ISBN-13
9781943816095
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Book Title
Pennant for the Twin Cities : the 1965 Minnesota Twins
Number of Pages
406 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Baseball / History, Baseball / General
Publication Year
2015
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Sports & Recreation
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
33 Oz
Item Length
11 in
Item Width
8.5 in
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Synopsis
This volume celebrates the 1965 Minnesota Twins, who captured the American League pennant in just their fifth season in the Twin Cities. Led by an All-Star cast, from Harmon Killebrew, Tony Oliva, Zoilo Versalles, and Mudcat Grant to Bob Allison, Jim Kaat, Earl Battey, and Jim Perry, the Twins won 102 games, but bowed to the Los Angeles Dodgers and a herculean performance by Sandy Koufax in Game Seven of the World Series. Included are the life and baseball stories of all 35 roster players, the coaches, and manager of the 1965 Twins, plus team owner Calvin Griffith; broadcasters Herb Carneal, Halsey Hall, and Ray Scott; and sportswriters Dick Gordon and Max Nichols. A comprehensive summary of the regular season, as well as meticulous essays highlighting important games and the All-Star Game played in Minnesota, an overview of the 1965 Dodgers, and thorough summaries the World Series games are included. Chapters about how the Griffith family built its pennant winner, the fate of the Twins after 1965, Metropolitan Stadium, and the 1965 season "by the numbers" round out the book. Members of the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) researched and wrote all of the biographies and essays in this book. Contents: Calvin Griffithby KevinHennessy The Last of the Family Owners: The Griffiths Build Their Lone Minnesota Pennant Winnerby Daniel R. Levitt and Mark L.Armour Metropolitan Stadiumby Stew Thornley Spring Trainingby Stew Thornley The 1965 Minnesota Twins Regular Season Summaryby Ben Klein Bernie Allenby ChipGreene Bob Allisonby GregoryH. Wolf Earl BatteybyJackHerrman Dave Boswellby GregoryH. Wolf April 12, 1965: Twins Win in Extra Innings on Opening Dayby Steve West Pete Ciminoby JeffEnglish Jerry Fosnowby Greg Erion Mudcat GrantbyJosephWancho May 12, 1965: Killebrew Belts Two Homers, Including Game-Winner In Eighth Inningby Gregory H. Wolf Jimmie Hallby Norm King Jim Kaatby Patrick Lethert Harmon Killebrewby JosephWancho May 26, 1965: Jim Perry Makes Most of His Opportunityby JoelRippel Jerry KindallbyTom Tomashek Johnny Klippsteinby Gregory H. Wolf Andy Koscoby Norm King July 11, 1965: The Killer CloutsWalk-Off Two-Run Round-Tripperby Gregory H. Wolf Frank Kostroby J.G. Preston Jim Merrittby Gregory H. Wolf Don Mincherby Marc Z.Aaron Mel Nelsonby Doug Skipper Minnesota and 1965 All-Star Game: The Senior Circuit Takes Chargeby GregErion Joe Nossekby Rick Schabowski Tony Olivaby Peter C. Bjarkman Camilo Pascualby Peter C. Bjarkman Jim PerrybyJosephWancho Bill Pleisby JoelRippel September 8 and 9, 1965: The ChicagoShowdown: The Twins Take Two at Comiskey Parkby Steve Schmitt Frank Quiliciby Norm King Rich Reeseby ChipGreene Garry Roggenburkby MarkArmour Rich Rollinsby Rick Schabowski John Sevcikby John Swol September 25, 1965: "Clinching a Tie is toBeer What Winning the Championship is to Champagne"by AlanCohen Dwight Sieblerby Gregory H. Wolf Dick StigmanbyTom Tomashek Cesar TovarbyRory Costello Ted Uhlaenderby JosephWancho Sandy Valdespinoby AlanCohen Zoilo Versallesby Peter C. Bjarkman September 26, 1965: A Pennant for the Twinsby AlanCohen Al Worthingtonby BillNowlin Jerry Zimmermanby Norm King Sam MelebyBillNowlin Jim Lemonby Gregory H. Wolf Billy MartinbyJimmy KeenanandFrankRusso Hal NaragonbyTracy J.R. Collins Johnny Sainby JanFinkel Herb Carnealby Stew Thornley Halsey Hallby Stew Thornley Ray Scottby Stew Thornley Dick Gordonby Steve West Max Nicholsby Steve West The 1965 Los Angeles Dodgersby GregErion The 1965 World Series SummarybyNorm King By the Numbers: Major League Baseball in 1965by DanFields A Surprising Disappointment: Twins of the Late 1960sby Daniel R.Levitt", This volume celebrates the 1965 Minnesota Twins, who captured the American League pennant in just their fifth season in the Twin Cities. Led by an All-Star cast, from Harmon Killebrew, Tony Oliva, Zoilo Versalles, and Mudcat Grant to Bob Allison, Jim Kaat, Earl Battey, and Jim Perry, the Twins won 102 games, but bowed to the Los Angeles Dodgers and a herculean performance by Sandy Koufax in Game Seven of the World Series.Included are the life and baseball stories of all 35 roster players, the coaches, and manager of the 1965 Twins, plus team owner Calvin Griffith; broadcasters Herb Carneal, Halsey Hall, and Ray Scott; and sportswriters Dick Gordon and Max Nichols. A comprehensive summary of the regular season, as well as meticulous essays highlighting important games and the All-Star Game played in Minnesota, an overview of the 1965 Dodgers, and thorough summaries the World Series games are included. Chapters about how the Griffith family built its pennant winner, the fate of the Twins after 1965, Metropolitan Stadium, and the 1965 season "by the numbers" round out the book.Members of the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) researched and wrote all of the biographies and essays in this book. Contents: Calvin Griffith by Kevin HennessyThe Last of the Family Owners: The Griffiths Build Their Lone Minnesota Pennant Winner by Daniel R. Levitt and Mark L. ArmourMetropolitan Stadium by Stew ThornleySpring Training by Stew ThornleyThe 1965 Minnesota Twins Regular Season Summary by Ben KleinBernie Allen by Chip GreeneBob Allison by Gregory H. WolfEarl Battey by Jack HerrmanDave Boswell by Gregory H. WolfApril 12, 1965: Twins Win in Extra Innings on Opening Day by Steve WestPete Cimino by Jeff EnglishJerry Fosnow by Greg ErionMudcat Grant by Joseph WanchoMay 12, 1965: Killebrew Belts Two Homers, Including Game-Winner In Eighth Inning by Gregory H. WolfJimmie Hall by Norm KingJim Kaat by Patrick LethertHarmon Killebrew by Joseph WanchoMay 26, 1965: Jim Perry Makes Most of His Opportunity by Joel RippelJerry Kindall by Tom TomashekJohnny Klippstein by Gregory H. WolfAndy Kosco by Norm KingJuly 11, 1965: The Killer Clouts Walk-Off Two-Run Round-Tripper by Gregory H. WolfFrank Kostro by J.G. PrestonJim Merritt by Gregory H. WolfDon Mincher by Marc Z. AaronMel Nelson by Doug SkipperMinnesota and 1965 All-Star Game: The Senior Circuit Takes Charge by Greg ErionJoe Nossek by Rick SchabowskiTony Oliva by Peter C. BjarkmanCamilo Pascual by Peter C. BjarkmanJim Perry by Joseph WanchoBill Pleis by Joel RippelSeptember 8 and 9, 1965: The Chicago Showdown: The Twins Take Two at Comiskey Park by Steve SchmittFrank Quilici by Norm KingRich Reese by Chip GreeneGarry Roggenburk by Mark ArmourRich Rollins by Rick SchabowskiJohn Sevcik by John SwolSeptember 25, 1965: "Clinching a Tie is to Beer What Winning the Championship is to Champagne" by Alan CohenDwight Siebler by Gregory H. WolfDick Stigman by Tom TomashekCesar Tovar by Rory CostelloTed Uhlaender by Joseph WanchoSandy Valdespino by Alan CohenZoilo Versalles by Peter C. BjarkmanSeptember 26, 1965: A Pennant for the Twins by Alan CohenAl Worthington by Bill NowlinJerry Zimmerman by Norm KingSam Mele by Bill NowlinJim Lemon by Gregory H. WolfBilly Martin by Jimmy Keenan and Frank RussoHal Naragon by Tracy J.R. CollinsJohnny Sain by Jan FinkelHerb Carneal by Stew ThornleyHalsey Hall by Stew ThornleyRay Scott by Stew ThornleyDick Gordon by Steve WestMax Nichols by Steve WestThe 1965 Los Angeles Dodgers by Greg ErionThe 1965 World Series Summary by Norm KingBy the Numbers: Major League Baseball in 1965 by Dan FieldsA Surprising Disappointment: Twins of the Late 1960s by Daniel R. Levit, This volume celebrates the 1965 Minnesota Twins, who captured the American League pennant in just their fifth season in the Twin Cities. Led by an All-Star cast, from Harmon Killebrew, Tony Oliva, Zoilo Versalles, and Mudcat Grant to Bob Allison, Jim Kaat, Earl Battey, and Jim Perry, the Twins won 102 games, but bowed to the Los Angeles Dodgers and a herculean performance by Sandy Koufax in Game Seven of the World Series. Included are the life and baseball stories of all 35 roster players, the coaches, and manager of the 1965 Twins, plus team owner Calvin Griffith; broadcasters Herb Carneal, Halsey Hall, and Ray Scott; and sportswriters Dick Gordon and Max Nichols. A comprehensive summary of the regular season, as well as meticulous essays highlighting important games and the All-Star Game played in Minnesota, an overview of the 1965 Dodgers, and thorough summaries the World Series games are included. Chapters about how the Griffith family built its pennant winner, the fate of the Twins after 1965, Metropolitan Stadium, and the 1965 season "by the numbers" round out the book. Members of the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) researched and wrote all of the biographies and essays in this book. Contents: Calvin Griffith by Kevin Hennessy The Last of the Family Owners: The Griffiths Build Their Lone Minnesota Pennant Winner by Daniel R. Levitt and Mark L. Armour Metropolitan Stadium by Stew Thornley Spring Training by Stew Thornley The 1965 Minnesota Twins Regular Season Summary by Ben Klein Bernie Allen by Chip Greene Bob Allison by Gregory H. Wolf Earl Battey by Jack Herrman Dave Boswell by Gregory H. Wolf April 12, 1965: Twins Win in Extra Innings on Opening Day by Steve West Pete Cimino by Jeff English Jerry Fosnow by Greg Erion Mudcat Grant by Joseph Wancho May 12, 1965: Killebrew Belts Two Homers, Including Game-Winner In Eighth Inning by Gregory H. Wolf Jimmie Hall by Norm King Jim Kaat by Patrick Lethert Harmon Killebrew by Joseph Wancho May 26, 1965: Jim Perry Makes Most of His Opportunity by Joel Rippel Jerry Kindall by Tom Tomashek Johnny Klippstein by Gregory H. Wolf Andy Kosco by Norm King July 11, 1965: The Killer Clouts Walk-Off Two-Run Round-Tripper by Gregory H. Wolf Frank Kostro by J.G. Preston Jim Merritt by Gregory H. Wolf Don Mincher by Marc Z. Aaron Mel Nelson by Doug Skipper Minnesota and 1965 All-Star Game: The Senior Circuit Takes Charge by Greg Erion Joe Nossek by Rick Schabowski Tony Oliva by Peter C. Bjarkman Camilo Pascual by Peter C. Bjarkman Jim Perry by Joseph Wancho Bill Pleis by Joel Rippel September 8 and 9, 1965: The Chicago Showdown: The Twins Take Two at Comiskey Park by Steve Schmitt Frank Quilici by Norm King Rich Reese by Chip Greene Garry Roggenburk by Mark Armour Rich Rollins by Rick Schabowski John Sevcik by John Swol September 25, 1965: "Clinching a Tie is to Beer What Winning the Championship is to Champagne" by Alan Cohen Dwight Siebler by Gregory H. Wolf Dick Stigman by Tom Tomashek Cesar Tovar by Rory Costello Ted Uhlaender by Joseph Wancho Sandy Valdespino by Alan Cohen Zoilo Versalles by Peter C. Bjarkman September 26, 1965: A Pennant for the Twins by Alan Cohen Al Worthington by Bill Nowlin Jerry Zimmerman by Norm King Sam Mele by Bill Nowlin Jim Lemon by Gregory H. Wolf Billy Martin by Jimmy Keenan and Frank Russo Hal Naragon by Tracy J.R. Collins Johnny Sain by Jan Finkel Herb Carneal by Stew Thornley Halsey Hall by Stew Thornley Ray Scott by Stew Thornley Dick Gordon by Steve West Max Nichols by Steve West The 1965 Los Angeles Dodgers by Greg Erion The 1965 World Series Summary by Norm King By the Numbers: Major League Baseball in 1965 by Dan Fields A Surprising Disappointment: Twins of the Late 1960s by Daniel R. Levitt
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